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News Archive: Page 18 of 2710/17/98: Site News
The song catalog is now updated with songs by Lee Hoiby,
Steven Mark Kohn, and Richard Pearson Thomas. Check it out! Meanwhile, we are
in Milwaukee, and I need to practice for some rehearsals. Some new songs by Richard
Pearson Thomas will probably be in soon. The new automated version of the Singers'
Bibliography is temporarily on hold as I am spending my time getting the catalog beefed
up.
We had a good performance of Figaro tonight, by the way!
Song Catalog
14-Oct-98: that winter, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: defeated in the fray, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: enviable leaves, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: over the ruins, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: behind me the moon, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: while I turned my head, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: hill of flowers, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: I'm very sorry, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: on the temple's great bronze bell, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: where does he wander?, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: even in castles, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: oh, the tiny cry, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: an old silent pond, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: having spoken ill, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: in my small village, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: from watching the moon, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: thinking comfortable thoughts, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: after bells, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: it is not easy, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]14-Oct-98: mr. Toad, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: poppy petals fall, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: into a cold night, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: a thousand captains, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: the exquisite pure white fan, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: I have known lovers, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: live in simple faith, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: snow whipering down, by Kohn, Steven Mark, from haiku [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: I Have a Dream, by Hoiby, Lee [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: Windsor: The Queen Elizabeth Blues, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: London: The Shop Girl, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]15-Oct-98: Vienna: Frau Winter, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]16-Oct-98: Genoa: Invitation, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]16-Oct-98: How Many Churches?, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]16-Oct-98: South of France: A Nun's Life, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]16-Oct-98: Impossible Object, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]16-Oct-98: Moscow: Comrade Alekseyevna Confesses, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]16-Oct-98: A Polish Quarter, Paris: Dimly Lit, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]16-Oct-98: Seville: Spider Legs, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]16-Oct-98: I Left You In Florence, by Thomas, Richard Pearson, from Ladies of Their Nights and Days [original key, piano-vocal]
Bibliography
14-Oct-98: haiku: for medium-high voice and piano, by Steven Mark Kohn.15-Oct-98: I Have a Dream, by Lee Hoiby, Martin Luther King, Jr..15-Oct-98: Ladies of Their Nights and Days, by Richard Pearson Thomas.
[click for top of page] 10/15/98: Site News
Or maybe yesterday was the site's birthday? Reviewing the news pages actually suggests October 14 was the day I actually announced the site to the world....
[click for top of page] 10/14/98: Site Update
Today I put 20 of the 27 songs in Steven Mark Kohn's haiku song set in the
database on my computer. I also received via email the first notes for Richard
Pearson Thomas' songs and a copy of the first song. I'll put the info for the first
song in tomorrow. I will update the on-line song catalog sometime between now and
this Sunday.
I noticed I had gotten off-track sometime in the dates on this news page. Whoops!
I fixed 'em all. So now, I will correctly announce that tomorrow is this
site's one month birthday. Huzzah! Huzzah!
[click for top of page] 10/13/98: Site Update
Sunday I watched a friend of mine view the site for the first time. Because he
missed some big things on the site and because he had some interesting questions and
confusions, I decided to do a minor facelift on the site. If you came to the site
from the home page, you've already seen the biggest changes--which
are really pretty small, actually. Some other small changes will be coming soon as
well.
My laptop's battery power is probably going to run out soon so I will not get to enter
as many songs as I had hoped (if any). We have a Figaro in Rio Grande, OH, tonight,
and are currently en route from Morgantown, WV to the performance site. Once the
battery power runs out I'll get to working on some music.
Well, that's all I know! Oh yes, one more thing: I noticed that the site's
one-month-old birthday is in just a few days. Probably no raucus festivities are
planned, but at least it's a "fun fact" for the day.
Wow--these news pages sure get big fast! Another week or two and it will be time
to retire this one.
Song Catalog
No new songs
Bibliography
03-Oct-98: A Dictionary of Opera and Song Themes, Including Cantatas, Oratorios, Lieder, and Art Songs, by Harold Barlow, Sam Morgenstern.10-Oct-98: Songs At Parting, by Ernst Bacon, Walt Whitman.
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